The Smiths
The Rise and Fall of The Smiths
Young Guns Go For It
22nd January 1999Source: BBC Terrestrial > Stereo VHS > S-Video PC Encoding > VCD MPEGVideo: MPEG1 Video 352x288 25.00fps [Video]
Audio: MPEG Audio 44100Hz stereo 384Kbps [Audio]Torrent created on 30th January 2006-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Release Notes
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Source: Original BBC Terrestrial Broadcast
Lineage: Stereo VHS > S-Video PC Encoding > VCD MPEGA good, half hour BBC documentary from 1999. Interviews with Rough Trade staff,
Marr, Rourke and Joyce, but no Morrissey. By all accounts, this documentary
was rebroadcast with extra footage in 2001.I taped this on the day it broadcast and then encoded it the next day. This was
long before DVD, so I encoded it in VCD format which was about all my hardware
could manage. As such, it's a little pixelated but still better than most
versions I've seen.This version is the one which was subsequently transferred to Real Video and
put on the Morrissey-Solo site.DavidAhttp://www.smithstorrents.co.uk-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notes from morrissey-solo.com
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, January 22 - BBC211:15pm Young Guns Go For It - The SmithsDocumentary series examining the musical icons of the 80s. This programme
tells the story of Manchester's the Smiths, formed around the formidable
songwriting talents of guitarist Johnny Marr and lyricist and singer
Morrissey, who nurtured an often obsessive fanbase with their sensitive and
introspective reaction to Thatcher's Britain. Featuring contributions from
Johnny Marr, Mike Joyce and Andy RourkeLast in series. Nicam Digital Stereo-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks, always wanted a better looking version.
I enjoyed this video years ago. Taking ages to download it from Morrissey-Solo on my dial-up connection. It was my first glimpse of Morrissey actually moving. Before it was all just pictures.A life-altering experience.

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